Place info
This is the main room and the connecting room of a traditional hanok (Korean house) built 85 years ago. It is also the Kim Tae-gil House, a future heritage site in Seoul.
In spring, you can see magnolia flowers; in summer, you can enjoy the rain showers; in autumn, you can admire the trumpet flowers and listen to the sounds of insects; and in winter, you can gaze at the white snow. The room faces south, allowing for plenty of sunlight throughout the day. There is a variety of antique items from both Eastern and Western cultures available.
Place rules
[Time Management]
- Please strictly adhere to the contracted time.
- The usage fee is contracted based on the [start time] and [end time].
- Time for preparation, setup, equipment removal, and restoration of the space to its original condition is included in the contracted time.
- If the contracted shooting time is exceeded, the host may request additional payment.
[Damage Caution]
Please be careful of damage to the wooden floors and wallpaper caused by tripods, lights, metal boxes, director's chairs, and other equipment.
- Preparation: Please prepare a simple mat or blanket and a tennis ball to place under the equipment.
- In case of damage: We will check together on-site > take photos > confirm the estimate, and then proceed with the compensation request.
[Staff Count]
If the maximum number of staff set is not adhered to, the host may cancel the shoot or request additional payment.
[No Eating]
Eating in the space is always prohibited. If absolutely necessary, please first obtain permission from the host.
[Etiquette]
- Please observe basic etiquette for the surrounding residents.
- Outdoor shooting in the vicinity is not allowed.
- All trash generated during the shoot must be cleaned up.
- Parking is provided only for the specified number of vehicles.
- If you change the existing furniture setup and structure for any reason, you must restore it to its original condition before the end time.